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Hosted by Hajer and Ramdane · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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A reflective podcast exploring African literature, culture, and intellectual traditions — from classic texts to overlooked voices rarely discussed beyond the continent.Threads of Ifriqiya is for readers, curious minds, and cultural listeners seeking slower conversations and deeper perspectives on Africa.To reach us: podcast@threadify.ae
Hajer and Ramdane hosts Threads of Ifriqiya, a arts show with 11 episodes published.
Migration is often discussed through numbers, policies, and borders. But what happens when we follow the journey of a single person? In this episode of Threads of Ifriqiya, we explore Little Brother, a remarkable collabo
Some books become famous across the world. Others remain quietly cherished within the places that raised them. We are back with season 2 of Threads of Ifriqiya, and in this episode, we explore Les Frasques d’Ebinto by Iv
In this episode, we explore Jacaranda, a novel by Gaël Faye, a Rwandan-French writer and musician whose work moves between memory, exile, and inheritance. Set between France and Rwanda, the novel follows Milan, a young m
In this episode, we explore Without Prejudice, a memoir by Tidjane Thiam, one of the most influential African figures in global finance, whose life has unfolded at the crossroads of power, race, ambition, and belonging.
What does it mean to reject (or defend) democracy in Africa? In this episode, we explore Africa Against Democracy: Myths, Denial and Peril, a recent and provocative essay by Senegalese journalist (now Writer), Ousmane Nd
What does it mean to “decolonise the mind”? In this episode, we explore Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s influential book Decolonising the Mind: The Politics of Language in African Literature — a work that continues to shape conversa
What if Africa is refusing to develop? This unsettling question lies at the heart of Axelle Kabou’s groundbreaking 1991 book, written originally in French and never translated into English — perhaps because of how provoc
In this episode, we turn our gaze to one of Africa’s most powerful literary voices, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie , and her book Dream Count. This moving work follows four African women — Chia, Omelogor, Zikora, and Kadiatou
In this episode we take you through Dreams of Trespass - Tales of a Harem Girlhood by the Moroccan author Fatima Mernissi. The book is a memoir that whispers, questions, and gently dismantles the walls — both visible and
In this episode we dive into Terre Ceinte, the powerful novel by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr—an exploration of violence, freedom, and resistance in the face of extremism, an extremism too often, rightly or wrongly, associated w
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